New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
THE GEAR AND BISMARCK.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE BERLIN MEETING.
ALEXANDER URGED TO CEASE HIS ECONOMIC WAR
on GERMANY-EFFECr OF THE INTERVIEW
PRINCE WILLIAM AS HIS FATHERS

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Copyright! 1887 Nv The Ntp yorI AssOcisted Pyesa
BERLIN, Nov. 19.-Though nothing has been officially
announced in regard to Prince Bismarck's long In
ferview with the Car, 1t Is open secret in dip
lOmatic circles that Prince Bismarck energrtically
urged tho Car TO assist in putting end to RuSsas
economic with Germany. Count Schonv alOn,
the Russian Ambassador, had prepared the Gar for
Prince Bismarcks line of argument, at the Same
time supporting the policy Of concation by advising
acquiesccncc In the Chanccllor's suggestions. As
these wcrC directly hostile 10 NJ de Cics. the Car
couniernandcd the arrangements for the presence Of
NJ do Giois. II Prince Bismarck has succeeded In
imprcSsing tho Car with the fact that the inccssant
kS on German commerce and the persecution
Of German traders in Prussia must be stopped before
there can he renewal of the "entcnte cordlale' bo
tween the two countries, the return Of the Carr 10
1t. Petersburg will be signalizcd by reconstruction
Of the Ministry.
Prince Bismarck Is understood to have spoken
earnestly and frankly with tho Gar, not mpcng
matters, but stating plainly what personal obstacles
existed within the Russian Government and operated
against tho restoration of amcable relations IL
the conditions proposed by Prince Bismarck DO
fulfilled. Finance Minister NshnigradSk, who a
fcrvcnt follower and friend Of NJ. Katkof, Will DO
dismissed: Count Tolsol will compelled TO
give up the Ministry of the Interior and NJ Po-
bicdonostzcfT, Procurator of the synod and IN
timao adviser of the Gar, will have to
cease his open hostility to Germany and
his OSt6nt aOuS encouragement OF french cNanchStS.
NJ dc Gicrs dangerous TO the BlsmaIckan policy
than are these three.
The Car is also ready to throw over NJ. de Gicrs.
He Is dSplcaScd with the impotence of his Prime Min
lister In dealing with Bulgaria and with his failure 10
check the Cent al European alliance In conversation
while at Fredensborg tho Car freely expressed tho
opinion that NJ de Cicrs getting too old and wants
a rest. Prince Bismarck would gain the whole diplo
naic battle II COIm -chouvalof should succeed NJ dc
~
Russian Ambassador at Constannopc, tho Cars
choice and indicates that Count SchoLv alon VIII be
transferred TO Turkey. his post al Berlin being taken
by Bar Mohrcnhcim. Whatever Iapprochcmcnt
between Russia and Germany is effected # will remain
without Influence on Ru>sias relations towards tho
! triple alliance
no EFFECT OK THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
Az inspired article in "The Pcsthcr Lloyd declares
that Russia join tho triple alliance which
mcnt remains unchangCab till lis expiration I'm 1901.
Any OF the Powers effect rapIrochcmcnt with IT,
but none can modify rs original character.
Official circles IN Berlin DO Sanguinc that
the Gar will be able TO sweep the Ccrmanophoblsts
from his Ministry n once Public and Official hatred
in Russia against the Germans 50 intense that even
the Auocrat must 20 softly IN modifying his policy.
But unlcSs the Car Influences MAJ kcd Il anrr.
existing strained relations Will result Gro long in an
open rupture
| The COLOGNE Gazette concludes a bitter anti Rus
|
that no fur hcr attempts will be made Russia
to Germanys side. Tho policy Of Germany will hcncs.
forth be devoted TO strengthening her relations with
| Powers upon whom She can rely with certainty
The North German Gazette TO night denies that
Prince Bismarck regards the dismissal of Finance
! Minister NhhnigralSk and the pariSans Of tho re
vanche movement ndls prnsabe cOnd tlons OF the
renewal OF friendly relations The paper denies also
| that tho international arrangements Of Russia can
| over become subject 10 an understanding between
Russia and Germany Austria but these denial, are
taken a. designed to suO'hc Russian JcaloScs which
arc cert ain TO De aroused a furious pitch II the people
become convinced that the Gar has reformed the
| Government in consequence Of the rromptings of
| Prince Bismarck
RUSSIAN TROOPS on THE FRONTIER
Tho Cologne Gazette gives prominence state
mcn which, It * asserted, Is authorized. that large
bodies Of Russian troops, with field gun, and immense
quantities. Of munitions arc arriving on the German
frontier between Rowno and winnitza. Tho increase
In railway traffic for military Is that
| the kicif ana Kovno limo for several days "
IN ,h i M,u"" G Az 1o", n3t 60, us aia,h,
s0cailcd League Of Peace" has really aggressive
character Al indications portend that the in'"f, pew
between me ear and Emperor William 4" III moi much
| improve the relations between Germany aud Russia
| PRINCE WILLIAM TO REPErsENT HIS FATHrE.
| The important announcer cnt 4, made 10 night that
| owing to the Illness Of the Crown Prince. Prince
William Will, by command Of The Emperor. represent
hs father at all future ccrcouc, aud rccc ions
Prince Bismarck, since his arrival, Ia, held daily
| CONF Fences with Prince william who visited the
Chancellor within an hour Of his reaching Berlin on
| Tuesday night. The speech from the throne at the
opening OF the RcchStas on Thursday VIII definitely
circle especially sratncd 10y the Prince, recognition
aud al Germany approves a step which viii further
consolidate The position OF Bismarck a. leader of
| German de,tlncs.
Prince William docs not swcrve from Iii, admiration
lors theories Of government. and Will implicitly sub
NIT TO his guidance. Prince Williams biu~quc mil
tary manner and his OCCASIONAL displays OF over
| U.r lhS temper nPialr asdlh-l hl7 acquiring Iopuh
affection lie hi, father. tho Crown Prince, who Is
pleasant 10 everybody and Il slow 10 anger Any IN
! icllociual power Prince william possesses has been
bestowed upon practical studies 81 trct'cs AM
| the minucSt details Of army organization. lie Is
! -rcdtcd with the possession of abundant common
sense, and viii be willing 10 accept The advice OF
! Prince bismarck any other competent Minister on
questions Of higher policy
DETER FEELING ON TIE BOUEsT
The Cza5 visit has tended rcarinste tbs Boursc.
| which was especially active today Ancr the
nonrcemcnt that the Empcro- had conferred drcora
| ton On Count Sch0uy alOn Russian securities ad
vanccd Ii per cent. German investors stIll hold,
! according TO the estimates Of financial experts,
800 10000 marks OF Russian stocks including GOV
loans and bonds Of railroads. the payment Of
| which IS guaranteed by the Government The lnfu-
cncc Of cdic Of the elch,b bank stopping adj vanccs
IN Russian securities has been overcstlmaicd. The
| average amount which the EcictSbank held did not
| exceed 15OOO.ODO marks. Private bank, continue 10
pond freely to the public demand for adv dnccs OH
| Russian securities.
Tic Bouisc xpects that largo amounts Of American
| railroad stock, will be- offered To German investors
among Others the stocks Of some OF the roads with
| which Mr.. Willard is associated
1t IS not true that he keleh,bank VII extend It's
he Prussan Government has instructed The provincial
| little as possible for deposits and funds forming
guarantee.
A WEDDING.
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